This simple crochet fern pattern is made entirely from chains and slip stitches! This is a great pattern if you want something simple and unique.

If you'd like another pattern that teaches you how to crochet a simple star, don't skip out on this one! This pattern uses the herringbone half double crochet stitch, single crochet stitch, double crochet, and slip stitch, all of which beginners will master in no time!

In celebration of Earth Day, this crochet leaf pattern shows the beauty of nature. This quick and easy crochet pattern only uses basic stitches such as the single, double, and half-double stitch.

Leaves come in all shapes and sizes, but Japanese maple leaves are the most iconic autumn leaves. It's slightly smaller and more slender than its Western counterparts but equally beautiful! Learn how to crochet Japanese maple leaves with this pattern!

Create this maple leaf banner in rich, warm tones to deck your halls for fall. String them up as a garland over archways, fireplaces, or doors, or use them as individual pieces in your other crochet projects.

This pattern here features two different types of star patterns. The single crochet version and the double crochet version. Try out both to practice your crocheting stitches.

This crochet leaf pattern is so easy and beginner-friendly. It only takes minutes and is a great way to use up small amounts of yarn. It also has an adorable Crochet Flower Pattern to pair with the leaves.

Are you looking for a sky full of a million stars? Well, it's time to get your crochet hooks, as we have just the pattern for you to have a beautiful armful of tiny stars.

This pattern uses lightweight yarn, specifically fingering-weight linen, to create a minimalistic, rustic look—a great option if you're looking for a more toned-down crochet star garland for the holidays.